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Notched Audiograms and Noise Exposure History in Older Adults
Ear and Hearing, 10/29/09
Nondahl DM et al. – The results suggest that there is a poor agreement across existing algorithms for audiometric notches. In addition, notches can occur in the absence of a positive noise history. In the absence of an objective consensus definition of a notched audiogram and in light of the degree of discordance in women between noise history and notches by each of these algorithms, researchers should be cautious about classifying noise–induced hearing loss by notched audiograms.
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